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EasyRCM: The Fertility Billing Company Built Exclusively for IVF Clinics

Most billing companies treat fertility as one specialty among dozens. EasyRCM was built from the ground up to serve one specialty only — fertility and reproductive medicine. That focus means AAPC-certified coders who work exclusively in ART billing, deep expertise in fertility benefit managers, and a 99% first-pass clean claim rate that generalist firms cannot match.

99%
First-pass clean claim rate
50+
Fertility practices served
100%
Fertility-only focus
AAPC
Certified fertility coders

What to Look for in a Fertility Billing Company

Not every billing company that claims fertility experience has the depth to manage IVF claim complexity. These five criteria separate the companies that will grow your revenue from those that will cost you claim performance.

01

Fertility-only vs. multi-specialty

A fertility billing company that splits attention across dozens of specialties will not have the depth to manage IVF claim complexity. Fertility billing uses distinct CPT families (58xxx surgical, 89xxx embryology, 81xxx genetics), cycle-based prior auth, fertility benefit managers, and lifetime benefit maximums that generalist billers encounter only occasionally. Deep pattern recognition on payer-specific denial triggers only develops through volume — and volume only comes from specialization.

02

AAPC-certified coding team

Fertility coding errors are not just clerical mistakes — they produce denials, underpayments, and compliance risk. Look for a company whose coders hold AAPC certifications (CPC, CIRCC) and whose auditing process reviews claims before submission, not after a denial arrives. The difference between a certified fertility coder and a general biller on an IVF claim is often a 10–20% difference in first-pass acceptance.

03

Fertility benefit manager expertise

Progyny, WINFertility, Maven Clinic, Sunfish, and Kindbody administer fertility benefits separately from primary health plans. Claims submitted to the wrong entity get voided — and most FBMs have timely-filing windows as short as 90 days. A fertility billing company must identify FBM enrollment during eligibility verification and route every claim correctly from day one.

04

US-based team and real-time payer access

IVF prior authorizations are time-sensitive. A cycle delayed by an authorization hold that goes unresolved for 48 hours because of a 10-hour time zone gap has real clinical and financial consequences. US-based billing teams can call payers during business hours, attend peer-to-peer reviews, and escalate urgent holds in the same time zone as your clinical staff.

05

Pricing model — FTE vs. percentage of collections

Percentage-based billing (typically 4–8% of collections) becomes expensive fast. A clinic collecting $2M annually pays $80K–$160K per year in billing fees on that model. FTE-based pricing — where you pay for the billing resources your practice needs, not a cut of every dollar collected — scales more predictably and more favorably as your revenue grows.

Fertility Billing Company vs. General Medical Billing

Here is how a dedicated fertility billing company like EasyRCM compares to a generalist billing firm on the metrics that directly affect your revenue.

FeatureEasyRCMGeneric Billing Company
Specialty FocusFertility & Reproductive Medicine only⚠️Multiple specialties
Coder CertificationAAPC-certified fertility coders⚠️General billing staff
First-Pass Clean Claim Rate99%⚠️85–92% (industry average)
Fertility Benefit Manager RoutingProgyny, Maven, WINFertility, Sunfish, Kindbody⚠️Often requires manual correction
Team LocationUS-based⚠️Frequently offshore
Dedicated Account ManagerYes — one contact per client⚠️Shared support queue
Pricing ModelFTE-based flat rate⚠️% of collections (4–8%)
Fertility EHR SupporteIVF, IMS, Artisan, OvationEMR + major EHRs⚠️Limited to general EHRs
Free Revenue Cycle AuditYes⚠️Rarely offered

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Why Fertility Billing Needs a Specialist — Not a Generalist

IVF billing is not a variation of general medical billing. It is a distinct discipline with its own CPT code families, its own payer ecosystem, and its own regulatory landscape. Errors at any point in the cycle — eligibility, coding, authorization, or submission — produce denials that can take months to resolve or revenue that is never recovered.

EasyRCM was built specifically for this complexity. Every coder, every workflow, and every payer rule in our system is optimized for fertility and reproductive medicine — not adapted from a general billing framework.

ART-specific CPT codes: 58xxx, 89xxx, 81xxx, S-codes

Fertility benefit manager routing — Progyny, Maven, WINFertility

State mandate compliance — IVF coverage laws in 21 states

Cycle-based authorization with payer-specific submission windows

Donor, surrogacy, and reciprocal IVF billing

EasyRCM Company Profile

Specialty
Fertility & Reproductive Medicine Only
Team Location
United States
Coder Certification
AAPC-Certified (CPC, CIRCC)
EHR Compatibility
eIVF, IMS, Artisan, Epic, eCW + 10 more
Pricing Model
FTE-Based (no % of collections)
First-Pass Rate
99% clean claim rate
Free Audit
Yes — before you commit

Frequently Asked Questions About Fertility Billing Companies

What is a fertility billing company?

A fertility billing company is a medical billing and revenue cycle management firm that specializes in fertility and reproductive medicine. Unlike general billing companies, a fertility-focused firm employs coders who work exclusively with ART-specific CPT codes (IVF, IUI, FET, ICSI, PGT), understands fertility benefit manager workflows, navigates state mandate compliance, and manages the unique prior authorization requirements that payers apply to fertility procedures.

Why does a fertility clinic need a specialized billing company?

Fertility billing involves complexity that generalist billers routinely miss: ART-specific CPT code families, fertility benefit managers (Progyny, Maven, WINFertility) that require separate claim routing, cycle-based authorization workflows, lifetime benefit maximums, and state mandate navigation. Missing any of these produces denials, underpayments, or timely-filing losses. A fertility-only billing company builds deep pattern recognition on these nuances through high claim volume in the specialty.

How much does a fertility billing company cost?

Most fertility billing companies charge either a percentage of collections (typically 4–8%) or an FTE-based flat monthly rate. At $2M in annual collections, a 5% rate means $100K per year in billing fees. EasyRCM uses FTE-based pricing — you pay for the billing resources your practice needs, not a percentage of every dollar we help you collect. We offer a free revenue cycle audit before you commit so you can see exactly where revenue is leaking.

What fertility EHR systems do you work with?

EasyRCM works within your existing system. Fertility-specific platforms: eIVF, IMS (Meditab), Artisan, Artworks, OvationEMR, and Softwareworks. General EHRs: eClinicalWorks, Epic, Athenahealth, Kareo, AdvancedMD, NextGen, Modernizing Medicine, DrChrono, Practice Fusion, and Office Ally.

How does EasyRCM handle fertility benefit managers like Progyny and Maven?

We identify FBM enrollment during eligibility verification before the cycle begins. Claims are routed to the correct entity — Progyny, WINFertility, Maven Clinic, Sunfish, or Kindbody — from the start. This prevents voided claims from billing the wrong payer, which is one of the most common fertility billing errors at general billing companies.

How long does it take to switch to a new fertility billing company?

Onboarding with EasyRCM takes 2–4 weeks. We handle EHR access setup, payer credentialing review, fee schedule alignment, and team introductions. We run alongside your existing process during the transition so there is no gap in billing and no disruption to cash flow.

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